The court had ordered the Soviet team's hockey equipment seized to guarantee payment, threatening the start of the series.
More substantive is the charge that co-payment threatens the cross-subsidies inherent in a taxpayer-funded service: if the working well know that, should the worst happen, they can top up their NHS care, they will be less willing to pay high taxes to fund the best care for everyone.The controversy is bubbling up at an awkward time for the prime minister, Gordon Brown.
If Treasury payments threatened to raise the money supply more than the Fed would like, it would simply sell bonds from its portfolio to absorb the excess liquidity.
Greece became the first eurozone nation to require a bailout by the international community in 2010, but needed a second round of financial assistance in early 2012 when a deep recession and high interest payments threatened to send its debts spiralling out of control.
Carlos Andradas, president of the Confederation of Spanish Scientific Societies and a mathematician at the Complutense University in Madrid, says the late payments threaten Spanish scientists' ability to collaborate.
And given that anonymous payments threaten government's ability to tax money, they may have enough motivation to try hard enough.
Those payments threatened to keep sucking money from the account indefinitely, with the potential to cause overdraft fees, other penalties and real financial liability for his surviving spouse.
Student debt has doubled since 2007, according to the Federal Reserve, and the growth is fueling concerns that monthly student loan payments threaten to choke off U.S. economic growth as student debt forces households to delay home and auto purchases, saving for retirement and limit other forms of borrowing, investment and consumption.
A shortage of personnel at the Department of Social Welfare, inefficient systems and delays in funding have held up the LEAP payments, threatening to force Ms. Abukari and her grandchildren to return to their old 'soup' recipe.
Since January, he has sent letters and emails to government leaders, including Obama and members of Congress, complaining about a lengthy review of the billing practices led by the Department of Health and Human Services at his own Ocala, Florida, Institute of Cardiovascular Excellence, which he says is delaying payments and threatens to put him out of business.
He claimed that Gribkowsky had blackmailed him into making the payment by threatening to give false evidence to the UK tax authorities which could have prompted a tax inquiry into the sale of Formula One in 2006.
